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Transition-metal silylene complexes synthesis

The most general method for synthesis of silylene-metal complexes is the reaction of a transition metal dianion with a dichlorosilane, in the presence of a donor molecule D to stabilize the resulting silylene complex (equation 97). [Pg.2527]

This chapter examines the synthesis and reactivity of transition metal silylenoids and silylmetal complexes to provide context for the focus of this chapter silver-mediated silylene transfer reactions. [Pg.184]

See other pages where Transition-metal silylene complexes synthesis is mentioned: [Pg.438] [Pg.438] [Pg.65] [Pg.194] [Pg.154] [Pg.167] [Pg.2038] [Pg.183] [Pg.184] [Pg.224] [Pg.252] [Pg.253] [Pg.144] [Pg.159] [Pg.2038] [Pg.175] [Pg.113] [Pg.113]

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Metal complexes, synthesis

Metal silylene

Metal silylenes

Silylene

Silylene complexes

Silylene-metal complexes

Silylenes

Silylenes complexes

Silylenes metal complexes

Silylenes silylene

Silylenes synthesis

Transition metal complexes synthesis

Transition synthesis

Transition-metal-silylene complexes